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DOHA
The final of the 50th edition of HH Amir Cup final, to be held on Friday (March 18th) will be supervised on the field by referee Abdulhadi Al Ruwaili.
The Arbitration Department of Qatar Football Association (QFA) on Wednesday announced the nomination of the refereeing staff for the final.
The referees for the match were named in the following order: Arena Referee: Abdulhadi Al Ruwaili; First Assistant: Khaled Ayed; Second Assistant: Faisal Eid; Fourth Referee: Meshary Al Shamry; VAR Referee: Salman Falahi; A VAR Referee: Youssef Al Sharshani; AA VAR Referee: Saud Ahmed.
Meanwhile, the organisers have urged the fans to arrive early at the venue – the Khailfa International Stadium for smooth entry give the high demand for the prestigious final.
Ali Al Salat, the spokesman for the Marketing and Communications Department of the QFA, congratulated the two finalists teams Al Gharafa and Al Duhail, while announcing the arrangements regarding the staging of the final.
Captain Nayef Ghanem Al Kubaisi, commander of the security operations, said: “Our tasks include securing and facilitating access to the stadium and the area surrounding the Khalifa International Stadium before and after the final for the public in the best possible way. We also have to provide the necessary instructions in the area to ensure the smooth use of the roads leading to the stadium and to ensure the comfort of the fans.”
Sheikh Ahmed Al Thani, director of the Khalifa Stadium, said: “There is no doubt that the safety and security of the fans is one of our top priorities, so the necessary arrangements have been made in coordination with the competent authorities to facilitate procedures for the fans. The stadium doors will be open from four in the afternoon, and the match will start at 7 pm, and as usual, fans should arrive early.”
Faisal Al Muftah, Director of Transport Operations, said: “Preparations for the Amir Cup final have been made with great interest in preparation for the final match on the 18th of this month, where there will be more than one way to reach Khalifa Stadium through public transportation and the metro at a rate of every two and a half minutes.
“Parking spaces will be available with a capacity of 11,000 cars.”
Tickets priced QR50 and QR10 are available on the two club’s websites from four o’clock to 10pm.
DOHA
The final of the 50th edition of HH Amir Cup final, to be held on Friday (March 18th) will be supervised on the field by referee Abdulhadi Al Ruwaili.
The Arbitration Department of Qatar Football Association (QFA) on Wednesday announced the nomination of the refereeing staff for the final.
The referees for the match were named in the following order: Arena Referee: Abdulhadi Al Ruwaili; First Assistant: Khaled Ayed; Second Assistant: Faisal Eid; Fourth Referee: Meshary Al Shamry; VAR Referee: Salman Falahi; A VAR Referee: Youssef Al Sharshani; AA VAR Referee: Saud Ahmed.
Meanwhile, the organisers have urged the fans to arrive early at the venue – the Khailfa International Stadium for smooth entry give the high demand for the prestigious final.
Ali Al Salat, the spokesman for the Marketing and Communications Department of the QFA, congratulated the two finalists teams Al Gharafa and Al Duhail, while announcing the arrangements regarding the staging of the final.
Captain Nayef Ghanem Al Kubaisi, commander of the security operations, said: “Our tasks include securing and facilitating access to the stadium and the area surrounding the Khalifa International Stadium before and after the final for the public in the best possible way. We also have to provide the necessary instructions in the area to ensure the smooth use of the roads leading to the stadium and to ensure the comfort of the fans.”
Sheikh Ahmed Al Thani, director of the Khalifa Stadium, said: “There is no doubt that the safety and security of the fans is one of our top priorities, so the necessary arrangements have been made in coordination with the competent authorities to facilitate procedures for the fans. The stadium doors will be open from four in the afternoon, and the match will start at 7 pm, and as usual, fans should arrive early.”
Faisal Al Muftah, Director of Transport Operations, said: “Preparations for the Amir Cup final have been made with great interest in preparation for the final match on the 18th of this month, where there will be more than one way to reach Khalifa Stadium through public transportation and the metro at a rate of every two and a half minutes.
“Parking spaces will be available with a capacity of 11,000 cars.”
Tickets priced QR50 and QR10 are available on the two club’s websites from four o’clock to 10pm.
